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The United State District Court for the District of New Jersey found that a disability or limitation that underlies the IEP does not have to be the reason that transportation services are required. The IDEA states that transportation is a…

Federal law requires schools to provide Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) to ensure students with special needs get the instruction and social-emotional support they need for a “free appropriate public education” (FAPE). Every IEP is tailored to meet the student’s unique…

New Jersey takes school bullying seriously. The New Jersey anti-bullying law outlines the responsibility of schools and school boards to address reports of bullying and handle them effectively and efficiently. But what happens if a special needs child is the…

As parents and guardians, our primary responsibility is to safeguard the well-being of our children. For parents of special needs students, ensuring a safe and inclusive learning environment becomes even more critical. New Jersey has robust anti-bullying laws to protect…

Bullying is among the most concerning problems children face in school. This issue can be particularly critical for the parents of children with special needs. The experienced special education attorneys at Susan Clark Law Group LLC believe every child deserves…

According to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), schools must provide disabled students with a free appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment possible. If you have issues obtaining help for your disabled student, the New Jersey…

Every parent or guardian wants to feel confident their student is making meaningful progress in their educational environment, especially when that child has a disability. While Individualized Education Program (IEP) progress reports should relay this information, many do not provide…

Parents of students with special needs may wish to record their meetings with school officials when drafting an individualized education program (IEP). Documentation is important for parents if they need to review what happened later or resolve disputes over what…

If you care for a child with a disability, their needs will inevitably change as they grow into adulthood. In New Jersey, a child becomes a legal adult at age 18. As they approach the age of majority, it’s important…

Whether it’s due to a developmental disability, physical injury, or a cognitive disorder, some disabled adults need a legal guardian to make important life decisions for them. When a New Jersey court determines that an adult is incapacitated, it can…